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Giessen School of Theology (Freie Theologische Hochschule, FTH) is the largest state-accredited evangelical seminary that offers a three-year B.A., a two-year M.A. in theology, and a cooperative PhD in theology.
God’s kingdom is global, and the FTH has the whole world in view. That’s why international networking is important to us. Students from 13 different countries are currently studying here. We have eleven partner universities in eight countries.
FTH’s impact is global:
As a private university, FTH doesn’t receive any government funding. And only 20% of the funds needed to run the university come from student tuition fees. That means roughly 80% relies on the generosity of supporters. Through the Friends of the Giessen School of Theology, donations to FTH can now be given as a tax-deductible donation. Click here to give now. Thank you!
At Friends of the Giessen School of Theology, we seek to bring awareness to the work God is doing through FTH to inspire and educate the next generation of Kingdom influencers. Every dollar given goes to help FTH in their mission to prepare young people for God’s ministry – in church and far beyond.
Donations are received by
Friends of the Giessen School of Theology Inc,
a 501(c)(3) public charity.
EIN: 86-3421866.
For questions, please reach out to Suzan Hicks, Treasurer, at suzanhicks72@gmail.com.
„Focus Germany“, our english newsletter, is published twice a year. In it you will find current information about the Giessen School of Theology and life on campus.
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Newsletter Fall 2024Jimmy Thomas, President of Friends of GST, explains why the Land of Reformation needs your help.
There is so much more to the Giessen School of Theology than meets the eye. Take a look at what we see here.
The Giessen School of Theology is an extraordinary place to study the word of God. Hear for yourself what the students think about this facility.
Statement by Joel White about his work as Professor of New Testament & Director of International Partnerships at Giessen School of Theology.